Skin-to-skin versus incubator care preserves thermal stability in 22–25 week preemies
In a striking new study, researchers report that keeping extremely preterm newborns warm through early skin-to-skin contact can be as...
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
In a striking new study, researchers report that keeping extremely preterm newborns warm through early skin-to-skin contact can be as...
A new clinical trial reports that a targeted intervention can reduce both dressing changes and device-related complications in preterm newborns...
In a new study led by researchers examining environmental chemical exposure in South America, pregnant women living in Suriname’s different...
In a new study reported in J Perinatology, researchers investigate whether exposure to SARS-CoV-2 during pregnancy can shape early brain...
Wildfires are fast becoming a major driver of air pollution worldwide, but their effects on pregnancy and newborn health—especially in...
Venture capital firms have poured money into maternal health in the US, but a new cross-sectional analysis finds that only...
In a new study appearing in Pediatric Research, researchers probe how immature immune cells handle iron during neonatal sepsis—an infection...
Oral feeding problems are a frequent, often hidden challenge in infants born preterm who develop bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). These difficulties...
Early childhood is a decisive window for shaping lifelong health, yet young children are routinely exposed to a cocktail of...
A new biomarker-based analysis is shining a spotlight on a subtle statistical trap in studies that try to reconstruct infants’...
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